Welcome to your private townhouse in the sky. This magnificent five bedroom home spans the entire 11th and 12 floors, with 4300 square feet total, and expansive views in every room. 155 East 79th Street is a brand-new full service condominium that opened in 2016.

The interiors of the apartment were designed by Kirsten Kelli LLC to maximize the home's abundance of natural light and open floorplan. The private elevator landing opens directly into the home's gorgeous stone foyer, complete with a curved staircase that leads to the second level of the home. The living room has a beautiful southern exposure with floor to ceiling windows that allows for an abundance of natural light to stream in. There's also a wood-burning fire place set in stone and glass French doors that open to a Juliet balcony, for an indoor-outdoor feel. The kitchen has top-notch Miele and Gaggenau appliances, with marble floors, custom steel and walnut cabinets, and a sizable island made of limestone. The home seamlessly flows into the dining room, an ideal layout for entertaining. A well-appointed library faces north overlooking All Souls Church, with a 15'7 x 7 balcony situated with a sitting and dining area. The library connects to a space that can be turned into a fifth bedroom or guest suite with a full bath.

The second floor has four bedrooms, each of which has an en suite bath. The master bedroom of beautiful views overlooking All Soul's Church. The room also has a large dressing area and a substantial dressing room and bathroom, with a private shower, water closet, and soaking tub. The other three bedrooms each receive natural light. There's an abundance of storage and closets upstairs, along with a living room.

155 East 79th, is a boutique condominium designed by Andrew Sheinman of Pembrooke & Ives in collaboration with BKSK Architects. The building has a 24-hour doorman, a gym, private storage, and bike storage. This apartment is in mint condition and is also available to buy completely furnished, Situated in the heart of the Upper East Side, cultural institutions, shopping, restaurants, and Central Park are just steps away.